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the Office of City Assessor the present in
cumbent, John ]. Buckley. He said Mr..
| Buckley was too well known to require any
eulogy at his hands. He was a faithful
and efficient officer, and as ouch should be
, retained.
| There being no opposition, the nomina-
| ton was made by reclamation.
Mr.. Buckley was called to the platform,
paid his So assessment aud made a short
speech, returning thanks for the high COM
pliment aud pledging to do in the future,
as he had in the past, ali that Law in his
power to advance the interests of the city
and serve the people faithfully.
CITY COLLECTOR.
John n Larkin said he with great pleas
ure arose to place in nomination for the
position of City Collector. the man of all
others entitled, the old Pioneer and Grand
Army veteran, George A. Putnam. [Im-
mense applause.l
There being no opposing candidate, he
also was nominated by reclamation.
Mr.. Putnam was called out amidst
storm of applause and made short ad-
dress to the Convention. He thanked the
citizens of Sacramento for this recognition
of his services in the past, and assured
them that they never would regret their
action. Owing to the lateness of the hour
he declined making an extended address,
as was his original intention. He Endorsed
the platform, paid over his S. and retired
amidst loud cheers.
FIRE COMMISSIONER
Elwood Bruner placed in nomination for
Fire Commissioner John i. Slater. He
said Mr.. Slater would make good Fire
Commissioner. He was a worker in the
ranks, wherever placed. He has been
faithful to every trust, and wherever placed
had done everything required or that could
be done by an honest man in the discharge
of his duty.
As with the previous nomination, there
was no opposition, and the nomination was
made BY reclamation.
Mr.. Slater was loudly called for, and
going upon the platform, made short ad-
dress. He Endorsed the platform, believing
in the principles of the Republican party,
which are those of loyalty and progress.
He thanked the Convention for the honor,
conferred by the nomination. and said, if
elected to the office of Fire Commissioner,
be would endeavor to discharge the duties
imposed to the best of his ability for the
best interests of the city
CITY LIBRARY TRUSTEES.
P. z. Plat, in a speech highly compli-
mentary to their official acts, placed in
for City Library Trustees the
present incumbents, w. C. Fitch, 5. H. |
Gerrish, A. S. Hopkins, L. E. Smith and
Add c. Hinkson. They were nominated |
by reclamation
CITY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Frank A. Smith was elected Central Com
mitteeman at large. The following were
elected from the different wards First-A |
]. Rhoads, Edward f. Short; Second-J |
w. Wilson, Frank Arnaud Daroux Third |
p. f. Plat, Richmond Davis; Fourth
Al STAR E. C. Roeder.
The committee organized by the election |
of Roeder as Secretary and Plat as Treas
urer.
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their entire reliability and the truth
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Never Put Off

Till tomorrow, to-day's duty. Ii you
have a Cold, Cough, Bronchitis, or any
form of Throat or Lung disease, do not
neglect it. Ayers Cherry Pectoral, if
promptly taken, will speedily relieve
and cure all ailments of this character.
Two years ago took severe Cold,
which, being neglected, was followed by
a terrible Cough. | lost flesh rapidly,
had night sweats, and was soon confined
to my bed. A physician was called, but
the medicine he prescribed afforded
only temporary relief. A friend advised
the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. /
began taking this medicine, and before
finishing the first bottle was able to sit
up; four bottles effected n perfect cure.
Geo. w. Dick, Newton, Mass.
In several cases of Bronchitis, caused
by exposure to damp and cold weather,
/ have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t
Is an anodyne eXpectorant of great
value and usefulness to patients of all
ages. Its certainty of action, and its
safety as household remedy, are
forcible arguments in its favor. No
other cough preparation does its work SO
quickly and satisfactorily &C. E. Hoyt,
NJ. D., New Orleans, La.
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
Prepared by Dr.J. c. Aver s Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, IS.
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Arrests for the Mon Ii.

During the month of February the police
made 1872 arrests, as follows; For vagrancy,
6; disturbing the peace, 20; on suspicion,
IS; exhibiting, 6; being drunk, n safe
keeping, 81; keeping an opium den, >;
visiting an opium den, A. drawing and ex-
hibiting a deadly weapon, q escape from
Auburn jail, assault to murder, en-
bezzlement, ,; battery, s; threats against
life, obtaining money by false pretenses,
.; common drunkards, 4; petit larceny
- burglary, A. robbery, 81 detained wit
nesses, 3; felony, carrying concealed
weapons, misdemeanor, 2 interfering
with fire alarm telegraph /; assault with
a deadly weapon, 3 receiving stolen goods,
l malicious mischief, wounded woman,
]; presenting forged money orders, l +; for
gerry, 2; grand larceny, / petit larceny,
second oi1ense, l. During the month "A
" dodgers were furnished with BEDS and 8
prisoners en- route stopped at the station
house.
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Try the chest, the light-running DO
nestle with self-setting attachments, be-
fore you let agents talk You into buying in
ferior Sewing Machines. Office, cor. Ninth
and ]. Newspaper Premium Machines. SlS.'
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvENTIoN.-The an
nual meeting of the Sacramento County
Sunday School Association was held last
evening in the Seventh street NJ. e. Church,
n. n. Denton presiding. The opening ex
ercises were conducted by Rev. r. L. Nc
Hatton, after which reports were read by
the several officers. Il committee of three
was appointed 10 select and nominate offi-
GERS for the ensuing year. and with AUTHOR
ity to call the meeting, at which they will
report. At that meeting, which is to be
called in the near future. an address upon
Sunday school work will be delivered by
Rev DR.. Frost.
ROBERT EMMETT CLUES BALL.-The fifth
annual entertainment and ball of the
Robert Emmett Club will be held at Turner
Hall next Friday evening, when the pro-
gramme will include national and patriotic
readings, Rotations and songs by Sacra-
mento ladies and gentlemen, the exercises
commencing at O'Clock. Watson, Fsch
q Jones band will furnish music for dane
ing.
Auction SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at
10 A. NJ. to-day, without limit, at their
salesroom, No. 92T X street, three parlor
SETS, one plush parlor set, very fine ash
bedroom set spring and top mattresses, six
new spring beds, bed and single lounges
new, wardrobe, bureaus, Brussels and
other carpets, square piano, cover 6n1
stool, all III fine order, ETC.
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CALL at New York Market for choice.
fresh meats; also fine sausages and all
kinds of cooked meats. No. 1920 K street.
0den & Herzcg.
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DIED.

Sacramento, March l. John c. father of j. C.
Rochford), native of Canada, 81 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral which VIII take
place from Fritz & Miller's undertaking rooms,
odd Fellows Temple, corner Ninth and K
streets, this "wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock
Elk Grove. February 2s-Ezra Wing, 20 years.
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Department Two-van Fleet, Judge.
TrrSn,v Nforcb I,

TUESDAY, MArch III
People vs.. John P. Humphreys petit larceny
second characterization to set aside the Informs
ton argued, submitted and taken under adj
visement until to morrow.
People VS. Geo Van Kleek, obtaining money
by false pretenses-Demurrer sustained. Dis
trict Attorney directed to file a new information
within one day.
National Bank of d. o. Mills & Co. VS. VIM.
NJ and NJ. E acknowledgement for plaintiffs in
the sum of s., 092 Il and costs of suit
Mary A. Spencer vs.. John W. Spencer-Deeree
of divorce granted plaintiff.
David Anderson VS.. Chas. Swa1son-CoI-
timed for the term by consent.
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CITY AUDITOR.

For City Auditor T. c. Hart placed in
nomination the presentlincum5ent, Ed. a.
II. Mckee. His reference 10 Mr.. Mckee as
man and an official were deservedly COM
plimentary and applauded TO the echo.
Frank D. Ryan seconded the nomination
in few happy and well chosen remarks.
There being no opposition, the noInina-
ton of Mr.. Mckee was made by acclama-
ton.
Mr.. Mckee, in response TO calls, went on
the platform amidst tumult of applause.
He returned his thanks to the Convention
for the nomination and to the gentlemen
who had placed him in nomination for the
kind words spoken. His official course in
the past, he held, was guarantee of what
his future acts would be. He heartily in
dorsed the platform and would diligently
work until the sun went down on election
day for the success of the entire ticket.
CITY ASSESSOR.
I ,.Iaoa3 r.~-
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Buy land on Hickey Tract. Alsip & Co.,
agents.
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No PfAxo but the Mathushe& has the
tuning pins bnshei into solid iron frame
John F. Cooper.
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SPECIAL sale of ladies handkerchief to-
day. See the new advertisement. Red
House.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrong, Judge

DeFaftHeHl UHe-armstrohS, Ju"ge.
TUESDAY, March 1st.
]. II. Ferris VS.. X. l. Patton ct al.-Judgment
suit.
e NJ. Miller VS.. NJ. Cronan-Continued by con-
sent.
Michael Iyanaz and Mathew Frannaisch vs.
Frank Swift-Partly tried and continued until
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LADIES reversible sllver-grey SIX ana
rubber gossaulers, 81 70 each tactual value,
81. Red House.
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the United States Commissioner.
CRoP PRospzcrs.- Captain Page, of the
steamer Dover, reports that the wrecks in
the leyees along the upper Sacramento,
have all been repaired and the damage re-
suIting from their having occurred does
not appear 10 have been as great as was at
first feared. The owners OF property threat
ened are exeriing themselves TO pFeyentany
more crevasses frsm occurring, and II they
orc sucressft1l the crops raised along the riy-
or will be simply immense. The grain never
looked better than it does now, and the
acreage is very large. The crop will be es-
peciaiiv fine on the low lands II the levees
can be maintained. So far Chas. +. Heed
has not been reached by water from the
breaks and his pump is keeping the seep-
noe water from accommodating upon his
land.
LANES Mass MEETING. = Mrs. S. j.
Churchill, State Presiden: of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, addressed
large comnanv of ladies at Westminster
preshvterian Church yesterday afternoon,
and after her excellent address gave short
account OF her visit to the National Con
s.oction held a few months since at Min
',oanoIis where over 800 delegates met
and held an important session. Mrs.
Snencer, State Superintendent Of Scientific
1pstruction. followed with entertaining re-
marks, The whole session was rendered
very interesting
NorAn1Es PuBLIc.-The following Nota-
ries Public have been commissioned by the
Governor: q. P. Hurst, Woodland; A. c.
FLEMING. Lincoln E. c. Arnold, Stockton ;
LANES T. Farraher, Yreka; VIM. Adams,
Tornitas. Mariposa county John Charles.
MADEIRA. Fresno county Fred NGrrow, Big
Oal Flat, Tuolumne county; }. } Aagood,
AIgerlne, Tuo.umne county; Charles G.
Marsh, Oakland j. II. Seawail, Ukiah A.
" Duncan. Fish Rock. Mendocino county I;
James A. Wall, Salinas; Hugh Wilson,
Hanford.
TIE RAILROAD HOSPITAL. = Or. Thos.
W. Huntington, Superintendent of the
Railroad Hospital, reports as follows for the
month of February Patients in the hos
n;tal February 1st, SO; admitted during the
month. a; discharged, 81 died, leay-
mo in the hospital March LIST, 81. The to-
tai number OF private house ana office
natienls treated during the month was 81
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Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday, George
Derman was tried on a charge of petit lar
cenv and discharged. Matte Anderson,
arrested for having been drunk, forfeited
her deposit...... Louis Cavanaugh's case
same old charge, common drunkard-went
over until this morning, as he was too
shaky to pat in an appearance. ...-.C Charles
Harvey, previously convicted of petit lar
ceny. was fined $50 or sixty days......4. f.
Obregon. and Ignato Samatio, who on
Monday pleaded guilty of disturbing the
peace by lighting were fined $50 each ;-...
James Rawles was convicted of petit lar
ceny and tined so, with the usual alterna-
tiye......The charge of grand larceny pend
ing against e. F. Schliemann was dismissed
as the matter will be Investigated before
the United States Commissioner.
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Hams, Bacon and Lard!

,row READY Our WINTER SUGAR
~ CURED {" Eureka HAMS are now in the
market. and are guaranteed 10 be sweet and
fresh. Cur WINTER LARD is the whitest and
best in the market. We pay particular atten-
ton to having only GRAINED Hogs from
Farmers, and never from Chinese. All kinds of
FRESH sAUSAGES on hand.
3p MOHR & YORK, Sacranmeto.
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CLLsrON L. White,

4 Tr0RSHY-AT-IAW, SOUTHWEST Ger.
- neT Fiftd ard sL-eets, Rooms 20 and II
suttar Buildine, Sacramento, Cal tt
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h. FOOT ALEX. NELSON J. DRlscoI..
ROOT, NELSON s. co.,

TIN1ON FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
~ Founders and Machiuists Froat street.
between and o. Castings and Machinery Of
every deseription made 10 order. zpIm
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g. cAELE.
GUTENBERGER q CO.,
ATTORNETS-AT.LAW.

TIT -'Es
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE AND RESI-
II dence, COZ street, nesr corner Sixth, Sac.
ra1nexto, Cal
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BUSINESS CARDS,
Z. 4. BOWER,

T.. Il. BOWER,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. SHOP 5eo
~ l. street, between Fifth and Sixth, Sacra-
mento. Jobbing promptly attended to- Esti-
, mates furnished. A Lot OF Old Doors and Good
Shelving For Sale. i'm
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E. l. Robinson placed in nomination for
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DENTISTRY.

DETIsT, IS STREET, BE- .->ss1..
~ tween Fourth and ffah, Saera, EssgEs22sS9x
neEto. Artificial Teata iasarted cn<IYIyU
Cold, VuIesLits aEj ell Eases. Eit.cus Oxide OF
Laughing Csc S5-rinistorej for painless extrac.
ton ~ 'Setb i'm
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P. E. Plat, in speech highly compli-
mentary to their official acts, placed in
nomination for City Library Trustees the
present incumbents, w. c. Fitch, s. H.
Gerrish, A. S. Hopkins, L. E. Smith and
Add c. Hinkson. They were nominated
by reclamation.
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Mrs r. B. Mcfarland and Miss Jennie
Mcfarland. came up from San Francisco
yesterday.
National Republican., 1887-09-12
TALK!

This week we are going to
talk about Ingram Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Rugs, Window
Shades, and Hassocks. We
have ejustreceivedper steamer
100 rolls Of Ingram Carpets.
This gives us an entire new
stock, and we had concluded
last winter to abandon that
department, but, having so
many calls for this class of
goods, we concluded to add
the same and sell cheaper
than ever. When we say
cheaper than ever we mean
to let the figures below talk
for us.
Hemp Carpet, 121lc.
Ingram Carpet, 1879.
Splendid quality of Rag, 25c.
% styles OF Double Warp Ingrnius, Csc.
10 styles of Extra Super Ingralns, 35c.
% styles of All-wool Filling Ingrsins, 45c.
10 styles of All.wool .-ply, 5sc.
10 styles Of All-wool 3-ply, 75c.
This line of Carpets can
not be duplicated in this city
under IS per cent. advance;
so bear in mind, if you are
looking for a selection at the
above price we are head
quarters.
Extra Heavy Rope Door Mats, 500.
100 Smyrna Mats bright pattern, GOO.
900 Moquotte Hassocks, 400; these are adver
tised by others at 75c.
1000 Curtain Poles, with brass fixtures com
plete, 2ic; in ebony, cherry, and walnut.
Oar entire line OF Fine Dado window Shades
for this week only, SOC.
sanlson's Best Quality No. 4 Floor Oil Cloth
select patterns, including styles Of marble
4-4at 2Oc, Ga at soc, and 81 at 4Oc.
There is no doubt tina,
some inferior truck may be
elsewhere advertised a,
these figures, but nothing tc
compare with this line.
Our assortment of Boys
and Girls School Shoes now
complete. You can save
money ifyou give us a chance
Mems, Boys, and Chill
dren's Hats and Caps O
every description.
National Republican., 1887-09-12
CORDIAL WELCOME HOME.
Lavinia Chase Received on Her II

Lavinia Chase Received on Her Re
turn From Europe.
When the 1047 train drew up In
the Baltimore and Potomac depot
on Saturday night Grand Chief 1'em.
plar q. N. Whitney, Mrs. Whitney, and
Dr. Henneman were in waiting, and min
ute or two later they were greeting with
considerable warmth Miss Lavinia Chase,
superintendent Of the soldiers and sailors
department, w. @. 4. u, who had just re.
turned from Europe. The little party
went Immediately to 800 Missouri avenue,
where a reception was awaiting the wand
erer, and when she entered band, com
posed of musicians from the Soldiers Home
and the Washington arsenal, played
"Ilome Again" Chief Whitney welcomed
Miss Chase in the name OF
her friends, and at the conclusion
Of his remarks she was made the
recipient Of Il large number Of beautiful
bouquets, literally deluging her with flow
ers. The whole affair was such complete
surprise that tears Of gratitude were the
only responses made by the lady they had
honored. The building was Illuminated,
and the decorations were very striking.
Among those present were Gen. and Mrs,
Gibson, Mrs. Belva Lockwood and Il num-
Der OF other prominent citizens, who were
delighted to contribute to the pleasure and
happiness OF the one who has done so much
for the soldiers and sailors In the District
National Republican., 1887-09-12
Inst Chnncn To Lnrnv.

The eleventh and last excursion to the ia
nous Cayerns of Luray will take place next
Wednesday, Sept. II. There is no excursion
than these Luray trips. The wonders of the
CHverns are beyond description. The scenery
en- route IL grand and historic. No confusion,
crow ding, or annoyance, as each passenger
hOlGi reserve seat coupon during the day.
covered phaetons convey passengers to aud
nom the caverns therefore the weather has
nothing to do with the success OF the trip.
Washington, at $50 u. m; returning, arrives
Washington p. M, thus allowing four full
hours atthe caverns. Round trip rate, 1850,
including admission. Dinner at LuraY restau.
rant 90 cents, hotel 81. Purchase your tickets
at Baltimore aud Ohio ticket Offices early, as
the number Is limited.
National Republican., 1887-09-12

The following building permits wero issued
Saturday, Sarah g. Trammell, to erect brick
dwelling, numbered 1851 street northwest;
1920. c. Rupert, 70 erect five brick dwellings
numbered 2OS to GIG in alloy In square sG2,
j2,5C0. Fsrnham Il Cheppell, to erect two
frame dwellings on Missouri avenue; 5000.
I. J. West, to repair No. zoos b street south
west: $1,000. 7. J. Mayer, to repair No. i02 New
jersey avenue northwest; $500. G. Rupert,
10 repair No. 500 ID street southeast; 81 900.
National Republican., 1887-09-12
THE ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Celebrates the Twenty-third Anniver-
sary OF its Organization.

Sary OF its orghnlIatOn'
just twenty-threc years ago the Zion
Baptist Church (colored), on + street, he
tween Third and Four-and-a.hslf streets
southwest, was founded. At that timl
there were less than a hundred members,
while to-day there are over two thousand IA
good standing. Yesterday the twenty.third
anniversary was celebrated with services at
IL q. m. and and I p. m. Every seat was
occupied at the morning service, wnen the
Rev. &. N, p. King preached an eloquent
sermon. A collection was taken up FOR the
purpose Of purchasing an additional lot ad-
joining the church, so that the present e1i-
flee can be enlarged. A handsome sun was
realized. Owing TO the rain the church was
only about half filled at the afternoon ser
vice. There was no formal sermon preached
at this meeting, but a number OF members
made short addresses with particular refer
ence to the rapid and almost phenomenal
growth Of the church.
National Republican., 1887-09-12
Ladies

In delicate health needing gentle yet eflec.
fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs, pleasing to the
taste, acceptable to the stomach, and perfectly
safe In all cases. 1t Is the most easily taken
cure and prevent costiveness, to dispcl head
aches, colds, and fevers, and strengthen the
kidneys, liver, and bowels, and Is therefore a
favorite remedy with ladies' For sale in so
cent and 81 bottles by all leading gdruggists
National Republican., 1887-09-12
SCHOOL suits now ready at our usual Low
prices. Elseman Bros, 7th and Il.
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued; John F. Carr, OF this city, and Ada W..
Biggs, of Chicago, ILL.,. John II. Richardson
and Annie B. Smith; Edmund j. Pyle and
Clara " Grigsby both of King George county,
Va; Chris. +. Davis and Annie B. Phillips,
Frederick r. Brill and Eva NJ. Teuley.
National Republican., 1887-09-12
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences in and About the
NlAH-

"ihoE OCCuEEehOob IN huu Apuus bho
City.
The U. 8. steamer Dolphin is OF the navy
yard.
A poetofIlce has been established at Ced "
Forest, Pittsylvania county, Virginia.
The Illinois Democrats In the city met last
Saturday and took the preliminary steps toward
forming an association.
The order requiring the b. & o. railroad
company to remove side tracks from square
7l3 has been suspended until congress meets.
The case against Richard 4. Bowen, colored,
charged in the police court Saturday with out
ragiug Eliza Hodges, also cOlored, was dis
missed. The court said the parties should
have been charged with fornicatlon.
James D. Morrison, OF Kansas City, and the
:. $. White pental Manufacturing Company,
of Philadelphia, have filed joint suit, and the
White Company has filed an individual suit
against the Canton Surgical and Dental Chair
Company, Of Canton Ohio, asking for an in.
junction to restrain the Canton Company from
manufacturing dental chairs with certain im-
ptoycments, which IL Is claimed were patented
by James D. Morrison and which the White
Company claim to have purchased the cxclu-
sive right to manufacture for term of years.
BRGn1wooD races Tuesday, Sept. 10, at
u. m.